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For those of us used to getting into the car and being surprised by what comes
out of WFMU (often bizarre, always unexpected) the following CD is recommended.
odd nosdam [lower case] has a new CD out - "No More Wig for Ohio" which is getting
some airplay (at least, on one of the radio stations I listen to).

MH209: odd nosdam - plan 9... meat your hypnotis.

Mush is proud to reissue odd nosdam's debut 'plan 9... meat your hypnotis.'
Originally released on limited a number of hand made cassettes and disributed
entirely through the internet and tape trading, 'plan 9' was created using
only a Dr. Sample, an ancient Tascam 8-Track, and a beat up Teac cassette deck.
It can be argued that it was due to this limitation, rather than in spite of it,
that nosdam cultivated a style that caught the ear of Doseone and why? leading
to the formation of the trio cLOUDDEAD. Fifty-five short but sweet tracks of
lower than lo-fi sonic mud, 'plan 9's seventy-one minutes document the emergence
of the trademark nosdam production style. Of course, all of the original clicks,
pops, tape noise, and hiss have been kept beautifully in tact.